
Book titled 'The Model T Ford Car: Its Construction, Operation and Repair' by Victor W. Page
History
This instructional manual was published by The Norman W. Henley Publishing Co. in the early 20th century, during the height of the Model T Ford's popularity. Victor W. Page was a renowned automotive engineer and technical writer who produced numerous authoritative guides for mechanics and car owners during the pioneering era of the automobile. The book provided comprehensive practical information on operating, maintaining, and repairing the Model T, which was the most widely owned vehicle of its time. Such manuals were essential resources in an era when automotive technology was still new and professional mechanics were scarce. This type of technical manual is highly valued by automotive historians, Model T enthusiasts, collectors of early automotive literature, and vintage car restoration specialists. These books represent an important piece of automotive history, documenting the mechanical knowledge and repair practices of the early automobile age. Collectors prize original editions for their historical significance, detailed technical illustrations, and their role in democratizing automobile ownership by empowering owners to maintain their own vehicles.
Origin
New York, United States
Maker
The Norman W. Henley Publishing Co.
Time period
circa 1917-1920